英文摘要 |
With the concern from the industrial cultural and the promotion from the world heritage preservation organizations, the reuses of industrial cultural heritage become popular in recent years. The Changhua Longchang Flour Mill, which was next to the Lugang Taiwan Sugar Railway Station and was built during the Japanese occupation period, is a unique industrial cultural heritage of Lukang. In this research, in-depth interviews are conducted with local senior citizens and officers from industry, government, and academia. The software NVivo 7 is used to organize and analyze the data. The results shows Longchang Flour Mill was founded in the era of Japanese occupation and closed in the 1960s. The factory was transferred, and the new operator is willing to reuse this cultural heritage. The tangible cultural heritage of Longchang Flour Mill include the red brick buildings, flour mills and small railway stations, and the intangible cultural heritage include the cultural characteristics of historical industries and its rise and fall. The new operator will preserve the original architectural heritage and culture. The future operational plans include the integration with Lukang, creation of economic benefits, diversified marketing, and sustainable operations. Based on the results of the analysis, forward discussions and suggestions are proposed. |